Game show host Ralph Edwards makes his only Suspense appearance and it is a fine performance and a very good story. He’s a radio disc jockey looking for publicity. He joins with a paranormal investigator in a stunt where they spend a night in a house in Malibu where four people committed suicide. Is the house haunted? The DJ is full of yucks and chuckles in the beginning of the visit, but he starts to change his tune. He has his tape recorder with him...

H. Russell Wakefield was a highly respected British short story writer who was well-known for his ghost and supernatural stories. This story was published in the March 1948 issue of Weird Tales and was adapted for Suspense by Walter Brown Newman.

The cast:
RALPH EDWARDS (Smiley Smith), Franklin Parker (Charles McDonald), Roland Winters (Thorpe), Herb Butterfield (Dr. Clarence Reed), Jeanette Rollins (Nurse), David Light (Jeff the dog), Paul Frees (Signature Voice)

COMMERCIAL: Bill Johnstone (Hap), Harlow Wilcox (Announcer), Sylvia Simms (Operator)

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